Sentence examples for it could arguably be from inspiring English sources

"It could arguably be the second best league in the world, next to the NHL," Walker, a nuggety 5ft 10in centre-forward, tells Guardian Australia.

Yet if you end up stranded thousands of miles from home as a result of your airline going belly-up, the extra few pounds paid for it could arguably be money very wisely spent.

Darwin didn't exactly invent the phrase, "You stop looking, you stop living," but no doubt he would have appreciated the sound biological and evolutionary principles behind it — and why it could arguably be our species' motto.

Its price could arguably be an example of the power of marketing.

He stated, "even if it wasn't the first episode, it'd be worth watching" despite it coming from "what could arguably be called the worst season of Star Trek".

The Bible not only teaches the importance of honor, it gives us what could arguably be referred to as The 10 Principles of Honor.

While the profession could arguably be doing more, it is working hard to make access fairer.

In future, scales incorporating aspects of mental well-being such as spirituality and personal responsibility for health could arguably be incorporated into scales of mental well-being and validated across all cultural groups.

Research ethics committee also refer to the Department of Health guidance on consent to receive physical interventions [ 15] (which the PEP Intervention could, arguably, be seen to be, although it consists simply of a one-to-one discussion).

"Those are things you would associate with a team in 10th position, but you'd never think to associate it with a team like Leicester Tigers". Leicester's survival could arguably be determined in their next three games.

For all the 'Come all ye tourists' attitude, under some circumstances, attempting to enter Phu Quoc could arguably be as perilous as attempting to escape it during the Vietnam War.